Look, we fully understand the dilemma. You picked up a Pure*Gold PC late last year, and you've been tirelessly searching for a suitable mouse to use with it ever since. At long, long last, said device is finally upon us. Too comical for Crapgadget and too outlandish to be taken seriously, the Gold Bullion Wireless Mouse operates on practically any USB-enabled machine and is coated with precisely  zero atoms of gold film. In other words, around 98 percent of the $34.68 asking price is for the looks alone, but you know it's worth it.Which is why it costs $35 and not millions. To its credit though, it does have a scroll wheel...haaha

Well, this is kind of upsetting or at least with me, it's an innovation then.  Yes, it's a computer mouse made out of an actual mouse.

This is actually worse than the beaver computer because with that at least you weren't expected to keep your hand on the dead animal all day. Can you imagine having your hand on a dead mouse all day at work, clicking the back of its poor head every time you need to open or close a window? It gives me the heebie-geebies. But hey, if you're a more cold-hearted, sadistic person than I am, there are plenty of instructions on how to make one yourself.  ;)

Oliver Rosito has come up with one unconventional mouse design - the Zeo Mouse concept that "combines state of the art design with lightweight materials." It does look as though it is floating on thin air, but we're pretty sure that gamers would want something meatier. Guess if this were to be released, perhaps it would go down well with the MacBook Air and other super slim types of notebooks. This is one conceptual device where form beats out on function, although the latter is deemed to be more important in the long run.

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USB Cooling Fan Mouse with built-in fan helps to release heat when you are using the mouse, there are two color Red and blue